BENGAL cats

-L. wrote:
Diane L. Schirf wrote:
I've noticed that someone (not kaeli), I'm not saying who ("ladies,"
"typical feminine") seems to have some women/sexuality issues, which
means I can't take them seriously. Too much throwback going on there.

--
http://www.slywy.com/


Nah, I think he's just a dirty old man. Viagra, ya know.

-L.

Sexually repressed women with low self esteem are usually prudes, Diane

You're attitude is young, idealistic, and making me nauseous

But I'm so happy :

I could've had kids. But my first husband died of cancer when I was 31
and I was too busy talking care of him to spawn young ones. And since
then, heck life's too enjoyable as it is

If you don't want children, get separate beds or one of you get
sterilized

There are other things to do in bed besides procreate, ya know, and
birth control is a fine product :

Old misogynist .......

Diane L. Schirf wrote:
In article t,
"Philip" wrote:

Listen up Sherry. Anytime you get a hospice nurse or a convalescent
home nurse aside for a chat, ask her (usually the case) which elderly
patients are easier to deal with ... men or women. Without
exception, it's men.

Interesting. I've never heard any of them say that. I guess that means
"without exception" means with many exceptions.

I leave you to make self serving guesses. :^) Sadly, visiting failing
friends in convalescent homes is a scheduled activity I have.

wrote:
You're attitude is young, idealistic, and making me nauseous

But I'm so happy :

Mmmmmm. /:^) LOL

snip
There are other things to do in bed besides procreate, ya know, and
birth control is a fine product :

Be ready with a contingency plan when it fails. ;-)

Diane L. Schirf wrote:
In article ,
"CatNipped" wrote:

Whenever I see a man who feels so clearly "superior"
to beings weaker than himself (be it women

I wouldn't assume women are weaker than him. Depends on the woman.
Depends on the man.

Good observation, Diane. "CatNipped" has has an inferiority complex which
she projects onto cats and then tries to build herself up by being -their-
protector. It's similar to the person who gets courage from drinking.

wrote in message
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Mary wrote:
"Philip" wrote in message
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wrote:
Shoot a cat; save a lot of rabbits and
birds.

Since man is responsible for the decimation of habitat, poisons
and
other destructive practices that kill more wildlfe than all other
things combined, will you be recommending shooting people too?

Megan

Green Peace BS. So you are giving Tsunamis, volcanoes,
earthquakes,
wildfires, freezing temperatures, and insects a pass. Take your
gibberish
talking points and eat them. YOU are part of "Man" until such time
as you
become bug or plant food.


Well, Sherry? How's your Assholeometer reading now?

Heh. He met Sherry's Assholio Criteria the moment he show his obvious
assholiness toward women.


I knew it. I just wanted to be sure my Assholeometer was
calibrated correctly.

"Philip" wrote in message
k.net...
Charlie Wilkes wrote:
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:38:27 -0500, wrote:

Shoot a cat; save a lot of rabbits and
birds.

Since man is responsible for the decimation of habitat, poisons and
other destructive practices that kill more wildlfe than all other
things combined, will you be recommending shooting people too?

Megan

No. My point is that the value of any of these things -- decimated
wildlife, unwanted cats that get killed, starfish that dry up on the
beach -- is arbitrary. You would rather get your cat at the shelter
than from a breeder. That is fine as a personal preference. When you
express it as a moral principle, however, you invite skepticism from
those who see the value of life as something to be measured by a
recognized social contract rather than private whim.

I think it was David Hume who said something to the effect that rights
without the force of law are so much hot air. Likewise with saying
"every life matters." By any objective measure, the life of a cat
doesn't matter much in the real world, even though we might wish it
did.

Charlie

Oh.... (exasperated sigh), life is so ultimately futile. Give up.

"You are a fluke of the Universe, you have not right to be here. And
whether
you believe it or not, the Universe is laughing behind your back."



(dripping sarcasm)


You're dripping age. My grandmother loves that old
parody.

"-L." wrote in message
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Philip wrote:
You women. "He's yours" until ... a younger replacement comes along
and
gives him "the eye." Then for a moment ... maybe longer, he AIN'T
yours.
LOL

I don't know a single woman who would say she needs her husband more
than he needs her. Think about that.


Of course they would not SAY that, you dim bulb. Since your husband
is your only means of income, I'd say you need him more than he needs
you at the moment.

"kaeli" wrote in message
...
In article ,
enlightened us with...

You already hit sent, crazy lady - or is your magic newsreader acting
up???!
Tip, don't hit your "back" button and then hit "submit" again when
posting
in Google!

Where's my damn marshmallows?!?!
Waiter!!


Damn, man, you have a WAITER?

Oo Oo! I would love that! "Oh, GarCON!"

wrote in message
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You're attitude is young, idealistic, and making me nauseous

But I'm so happy :

The perfect response, and bound to nauseate the bitter old guy
even more because he is not. Us happy people can really ****
off the terminally gripey. G


I could've had kids. But my first husband died of cancer when I was 31
and I was too busy talking care of him to spawn young ones. And since
then, heck life's too enjoyable as it is

If you don't want children, get separate beds or one of you get
sterilized

There are other things to do in bed besides procreate, ya know, and
birth control is a fine product :

Old misogynist .......


Well, he probably has not had much to work with for a while ...
if ever ...

You know, I disagree that "youth is wasted on the young."
I have always thought that the young know just what to
do with it.